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For portland, the hottest its ever been was 107. we should beat that on sunday. the other story, heavy rain in the middle of the country. we have flash flood watches up for about roughly 20 million people. flash flood warnings north of kansas city, columbia, peoria. you get the idea, kasie, weve got a ton of heavy rain to come especially for our friends in illinois, great lakes, and a lot of dangerous weather. we didnt say much about the east coast. it looks fantastic, but the rest of the countr...

Characterized by an uncontrollable or insane impulsion to wander. so that was the problem. it wasnt they disliked being enslaved or yearned for freedom and basic humanity, no, no, the problem according to samuel cartwright was that black people as a group were inherently defective. they were maniacs, always running away. thats what he said. 107 years later it is embarrassing to repeat something this stupid out loud. so obviously insane. but heres what you should know. it was taken very seriously...

Record highs. maybe some of the warmest temperatures ever recorded in these cities some of the hottest temperature ever in seattle was 103. hottest in portland, 107. heres the forecast. portland is expected to break their hottest temperature ever recorded in that city on sunday. seattle, youll come close on sunday. spokane could break it on monday. kasie, you get the idea here. i saw a stat yesterday that only 30% of people in seattle have air-conditioning. and its supposed to be 101 on sunday. ...

Those cases. since he is brought of the bill, it was as his main defensive seams. what purpose —— hot proposition in the bill will do anything to change the fact that 98.4% of reported rape cases dont end in charges and dont get sentenced? which clause, part or chapter of that bill? let sentenced? which clause, part or chapter of that bill?— chapter of that bill? let me point to section 106 _ chapter of that bill? let me point to section 106 and _ chapter of that bill? let me point to sect...

And sprayed again on my second spray. and then after that he was just so startled, he turned around and then ran with the other bear that had been charging me with him down the mountain on to -- across the creek, down on that i was going to go on and they just ran down the mountain together on the other side. after that happened, i went further up the mountain on the left and they were on the right of the mountain, side of the mountain and at that moment, it was like 107 and it was getting dark ...

Alone. mike. mike: bill, one alarming aspect of this border, human aspect component of it, what have you learned of that component in recent days? reporter: yes, just mentioned about the stash houses. if we can pull up video that we came across on tuesday. we were tipped off to this massive stash house bust that was believed to be cartel related. it appeared to be an old abandoned auto garage where they found 107 migrants crammed in texas heat. what smugglers do is bring them across the border a...

The wall. alicia: you spent so much time down there and you have seen signs to have cartel yourself? reporter: yeah, so on tuesday we were tipped off to a pretty wild bust of a human smuggling stash house that is cartel related. you can take a look at the video right now. 107 migrants crammed into this. it looked to be an old abandoned auto garage or something along those lines but what the cartels do, they bring them across and put them in stash houses and hold them there until they are ready t...

A pretty wild stash house on tuesday of this week. i dont know if we can play the video, but there were 107 migrants who were being kept in there in the sweltering heat out there. once the smugglers do, once they get them across the border, put them in the stash houses until they move them further in the interior of the united states and spray painted on the wall of this specific stash house, cbg and law enforcement tells us that stands for cartel del golfo. they operate in the cartel, big in hu...

Freedom came a year after the emancipation proclamation and didnt happen right away. listen to why one tulsa juneteenth festival organizer says she wants people to remember the massacre but do so correctly. >> its been a hundred years. we want to make sure people know the story and make sure the story is being told correctly. >> reporter: so they want people to remember what happened correctly because for many decades, there were so many denials as to what happened. no one ever saw any justice f...

Viola fletcher is 107 years old. she said after the massacre, they came back to tulsa. her school was burned, everything they had was lost in the fire. they had to start over. she lived most of her life in poverty. thats why right now her and other survivors are looking for reparations. theyre hoping this time it goes through to recoup some of the things they lost over the last 100 years. people in tulsa say they are cautiously optimistic. all the attention around the centennial, all the attenti...